Taubman Center for American Politics and Policy

In this article, Fellow in International and Public Affairs Marc Dunkelman notes, "So frequently left out of the equation when we think about tech is the quality of the relationships formed online — in too many cases they're shallow, temporary, and transactional. Nextdoor is proving that tech can be a gateway to healthier, more meaningful, longer-lasting real ties within a community."

This article references a piece by Fellow in International and Public Affairs Marc Dunkelman examining the history of New York's Penn Station.

Fellow in International and Public Affairs Marc Dunkelman penned this column on America's absence of a centralized figure empowered to cut through the objections and force bureaucracies to serve a common mission.

This article includes commentary from Marc Dunkelman, Fellow in International and Public Affairs, whose book "The Vanishing Neighbor" is heavily referenced.

Fellow in International and Public Affairs Marc Dunkelman offered commentary on President Joe Biden's ambitious infrastructure plan and the role that former Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo (now U.S. Secretary of Commerce) has played in its launch.

In this article, Marc Dunkelman, Fellow in International and Public Affairs, explains how he'd like to improve Rhode Island's infrastructure if the American Jobs Plan becomes law.